Gallery - Australia
Australia is the sixth largest country in the world. It's about the same size as the 48 mainland states of the USA and 50 per cent larger than Europe, but has the lowest population density in the world - only two people per square kilometre.
- Australian Capital Territory
- New South Wales
- Western Australia
- Victoria
- Tasmania
- South Australia
- Queensland
- Northern Territory
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Green Turtle
by Fergy
Here are a few photos from a trip I did with Undersea Explorer to Raine Island in the Far North, Great Barrier Reef.
Shark egg
Egg case of a Draughtboard or Swell Shark at Flinders Pier, Mornington Peninsula, VIC. I went back 3 weeks later and we found it again. This time it was empty .
Tiny sea shell
Macro shot of a tiny sea shell (~2 cm) taken at Flinders Pier, Mornington Peninsula, VIC.
Nudibranch at Flinders Pier
Another nudie at Flinders Pier, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. (Tambja verconis - Wandy)
Kissing Porcupinefish
I caught these two about to have a little kiss, I hope the prickles didnt get in the way. Flinders Pier, Mornington Peninsula, VIC.
Little Crab
At Flinders Pier, Mornington Peninsula, VIC I found this little crab with lots of weed on it.
Eastern Frogfish
by Scott Moses
This image of an Eastern Frogfish was taken in June 04 at Bushrangers Bay, Shellharbour, NSW using an Olympus C-750. Photocomp October '04 - Novice
Cuttlefish
by Scott Moses
This image of a Cuttlefish was taken at 'Hole-in-the-wall' near Palm Beach, Sydney, NSW in May 04. Using Olympus C-750, no strobe. Photocomp Ocotber '04 - Novice
Wot nudi is this??
by Kath
Taken with Canon PowerShot A80 on the 17th Oct at The Legends Reef, Shellharbour.(Noumea haliclona - David Harasti)
Rabbit fish??
by Kath
Taken with Canon PowerShot A80 at Bare Island, Sydney on the 5th October 2004. This cuttlefish followed us around for a while staying right under me, allowing me to get this unusual angle. Photocomp October '04 - Open
It must be Love
by Kath
Taken with Canon PowerShot A80 on the 17th October at Legends Reef, Shell Harbour. The viz was less than 10m and the nudis were out in full force. It must be mating season, because we saw stacks of the little critters being rudi-nudi! (Hypsolodoris bennetti - Wandy) Photocomp October '04 - Open
